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  • πŸ•ŠοΈYear 6 Final Mass πŸ•―οΈ

    Published 19/07/26

    Year 6 enjoyed celebrating our final Mass of the school year. The children did a fantastic job speaking clearly and confidently in church, making us all incredibly proud. Father Damian shared some thoughtful words of encouragement and offered valuable advice as the children prepare for the exciting journey ahead.

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  • 🌟 Good Luck, Year 6! 🌟

    Published 19/07/26

    Wishing all of our wonderful Year 6 children the very best of luck as they begin their exciting new chapter. We are incredibly proud of everything you have achieved during your time with us and know that you will go on to do amazing things. Keep believing in yourselves, embrace every opportunity, and never stop shining. Good luck, you'll always be part of our school family!

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  • πŸ¦πŸ† Cheering on England at School!

    Published 06/07/26

    The children had a wonderful time watching the England match together in school today! ⚽
    It was fantastic to see everyone enjoying the game, cheering on England, and sharing the excitement with their friends. The atmosphere was full of enthusiasm, teamwork, and plenty of smiles!

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  • 🦷 Investigating Tooth Enamel

    Published 06/07/26

    In Science, we used eggs to represent tooth enamel and investigated how different drinks affect them over time. The children planned a fair test and are looking forward to observing the results over the coming days!

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  • Let's Go Fly a Kite...πŸͺ

    Published 03/07/26

    What a wonderful day we've had! I was delighted to see that every single Year 4 child brought a kite to school today. We had a fantastic time flying them together, watching them soar high through the sky, and celebrating everyone's enthusiasm and creativity. It was a joy to see so many smiling faces enjoying the experience.

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  • Onomatopoeia in English

    Published 03/07/26

    In  English Year 4 , we explored the poem Let's Give a Cheer for Onomatopoeia by John Foster. The children enjoyed listening to the poet read the poem before reading it themselves. They had great fun spotting onomatopoeic words and reading with expression. A fun and engaging lesson!

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  • πŸš’ Firefighters Visit πŸš’

    Published 03/07/26

    We had a fantastic time when the firefighters came to visit today! The children learned about fire safety, explored the fire engine, tried on equipment, and even had the chance to use the fire hose. It was a fun, exciting, and memorable experience for everyone! πŸ”₯πŸ˜ŠπŸš’

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  • Year 3 Visit the Ashmolean Museum

    Published 26/06/26

    Year 3 had a fantastic trip to the Ashmolean Museum today, where they explored the fascinating Shang Dynasty. The children enjoyed discovering ancient Chinese artefacts, learning about early civilisation, and bringing their history learning to life. They were a credit to the school and showed great curiosity throughout the visit!

    πŸ“šπŸΊ Well done, Year 3! We hope you enjoyed your journey back in time. 😊

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  • EYFS Welcome Farmer Gow’s! 🐐

    Published 19/06/26

    Our EYFS children had a fantastic time when Farmer Gow’s visited school this week. They loved meeting the farm animals, feeding the goats, and even holding some of the smaller animals.

    It was a wonderful hands-on experience that sparked lots of excitement and curiosity. The children were full of smiles and enjoyed every moment of their farmyard adventure! πŸ‘πŸ‡βœ¨

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  • Sacred Heart πŸ’–

    Published 19/06/26

    June is the Month of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The Sacred Heart is a devotion and symbol of Jesus’ burning love for us. In the Sunday Gospel, we see the deep love and compassion Jesus has for all people. Today  in Year 5 we contemplated the great love Jesus has for us personally and how we can share his love in the world. The class created posters showing the symbol of The Sacred Heart and used words and images to express what this means to them.

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